ARMS Qld/NT/PNG Chapter - 2015 Professional Development Workshop Best practice support for the multidextrous academic 30 June 2015 QUT Gardens Point Campus Introduction The ARMS Qld/NT/PNG Chapter is again organising a stimulating and practical professional development workshop. The subject of this - our 7th workshop - is Best practice support for the multidextrous academic. Many academics have a workload model built around Teaching, Research and Service, which can present challenges in terms of meeting KPIs across and within those areas. Their research allocation will usually require publication, student supervision and research income targets. In pursuing research income targets they may be further challenged in delivering across funding categories e.g. competitive or commercial. The academic needs to be not just ambidextrous, but multidextrous. This workshop will showcase best practice methods and tools that research support staff can use to assist the academic in meeting their research goals. We look forward to welcoming you to QUT Gardens Point Campus on Tuesday 30 June to increase our understanding of the challenges, identify opportunities, and share experiences through our peer network. When: Tuesday 30 June 2015. Arrival: from 8:45 am (for 9:00 am start) - 3.30 pm Where: QUT Gardens Point (P512, Level 5, P Block). • • Maps and getting here: https://www.qut.edu.au/campuses-and-facilities/gardens-pointcampus/maps-and-getting-here. Parking: http://www.fmd.qut.edu.au/security/parking/casual_parking.jsp Cost and Registration: $99 for Members (incl. GST) and $130 for Non-Members (incl. GST). Register and make payment using the ARMS online form: https://tas.currinda.com/register/event/1249 Accommodation QUT’s Gardens Point Campus is located in Brisbane’s CBD. There are a number of affordable hotels ranging from self-contained apartments to five star hotels. You could expect to pay between $120 - $200 per night. Contact Information David Wiseman (Chapter Convenor) T: +61 7 3138 1084 E: [email protected] th Nadyne Webb (Chapter Secretary) T: +61 7 3138 3118 E: [email protected] ARMS Qld/NT/PNG Chapter - 7 Annual Professional Development Workshop proudly supported by Elsevier www.elsevier.com ARMS Qld/NT/PNG Chapter - 2015 Professional Development Workshop 30 June 2015 –Room P512, P Block, Gardens Point Campus, Queensland University of Technology TIME 8.45 – 9.00 9.00– 9.05 PRESENTATION Registration and Arrival Coffee Welcome and introduction PRESENTERS 9.05 – 9.20 Reflections of a Multidextrous Academic Prof Patsy Yates, Head, School of Nursing, QUT David Wiseman, Chapter Convenor and Research Manager, QUT Business School ENGAGING WITH GOVERNMENT 9.20 – 9.50 Building a Vibrant Research Sector in Queensland Dr Christine Williams, Assistant DirectorGeneral, Science Division, Qld Government 9.50 – 10.20 How research managers can support researchers to influence policy Dr Carol Nicoll, Visiting Professor, QUT and formerly of the Commonwealth Department of Education and Training 10.20 – 10.30 The MindHive Project: an open collaborative policy platform Morning Tea Bruce Muirhead, Founding Chief Executive Officer of Eidos Institute and MindHive 10.30 – 11.00 TOOLS AND METHODS TO MEASURE AND ENHANCE RESEARCH PERFORMANCE 11.00– 11.25 Holding onto the reigns - Tools, tips and tricks for best practice use of metrics to support the multidextrous academic Steven Riddell, Scopus 11.25 – 11.50 Research Datasets – how we can help researchers use them to raise their profile and meet funding agencies’ requirements Fei Yu, Acting Manager, Scholarly Communication and Digitisation Services, Research Data Collections, UQ 11.50 – 12.20 UQ Library Metrics Service – how the service aligns with best practice Helen Morgan , Manager, Scholarly Communication and Digitisation Services, Research Data Collections, UQ 12.20 – 12.45 The UQ Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) Faculty Research Office – our multi-pronged approach to supporting our researchers Lunch break - proudly supported by Elsevier Sarina Hobbin, Research Partnerships Manager, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, UQ 12.45 -1.30 BREAKOUT SESSION 1 - These sessions are designed as facilitated discussions that provide participants with an opportunity to share their experiences and practice, and discuss emerging issues and trends with colleagues in similar work areas. 1.30 – 2.15 Major grant round debrief (ARC/NHMRC) Facilitator: Claire White, Manager, Research Grants, Griffith University Issues in research student administration & supervision Facilitator: Kristy Bensley, Research Student Centre, QUT Current issues in research ethics and integrity Facilitator: Sue O’Brien, Research Integrity Manager, University of Queensland BREAKOUT SESSION 2 - These sessions are designed as facilitated discussions that provide participants with an opportunity to share their experiences and practice, and discuss emerging issues and trends with colleagues from similar disciplines 2.20 – 3.05 Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) Facilitators: Sarina Hobbin, Research Partnerships Manager, HASS Faculty, UQ and Nadyne Webb, Research Manager, Office of Education Research, QUT Health and Medical Research Facilitator: Kristen Gibbons, Manager, Mater Research Office, Mater Research 3.10 – 3.30 Close: Ideas for next year’s workshop and Chapter AGM. 3.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking Science and Engineering Facilitator: Sue Keay, Chief Operating Officer, Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, QUT David Wiseman